LPG prices in Pakistan could fall as two ships carrying liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from Oman have arrived at Port Qasim, increasing the country’s available supplies. According to sources, the two vessels delivered a combined 7,603 metric tons of LPG to Pakistan. At the Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) terminal, the vessel Priyanis offloaded 4,250 metric tons of LPG. Meanwhile, Alisa One discharged 3,083 metric tons at the Engro terminal. Sources also said LPG supplies through the Iranian border route, which had been suspended, were expected to resume from the following day. Netanyahu faces backlash over cryptocurrency proposal Market sources expect LPG prices to decline as additional shipments arrive and supplies improve. However, the extent of any reduction will depend on market conditions and the availability of fuel. Post navigation Inflation: LPG price hike pushes up food costs across Pakistan
